A multi-sport standout at Clinch County down in Homerville, Georgia. Traviian Miller Traviian Miller 6'2" | 180 lbs | QB Clinch County | 2028 State GA is a dynamic dual threat quarterback who’s getting better as a passer, but has shown that he can beat defenses with his legs. Miller threw for 1600 yards last year and 20 touchdowns, while also making play after play with his legs, rushing for just under 1,000 yards, and 18 touchdowns on the ground. His speed and mobility make him a dynamic weapon. He showed that he can put the offense on his back, rushing for at least 100 yards in 3 games last year. He’s one of the top dual threat quarterbacks in South Georgia, bound for an even bigger junior season in 2026.

I thought Miller was a fun watch, and I walked away believing he needs more love amongst the 2028 QB class in Georgia. He is a tall, long, lean player who is still filling out. He has a quick, whippy 3/4ths delivery and will push the ball vertically. His touch flashes down the field, dropping the ball right over DBs. He is a slick athlete, but plays under control within the pocket and steps up to evade pressure. Consider myself intrigued here, and I will continue to watch and monitor.

A sleeper quarterback on the rise in South Georgia, Miller is an elusive quarterback qho can be tough to corral when he takes off to run. He’s an efficient passer who should continue to improve his arm strength as he continues to grow and put on more muscle this off-season. He’s a natural athlete, can make plays outside of the pocket, and knows how to elude defenders while keeping his eyes down the field. Miller threw for 1,600 yards this fall as a sophomore and 20 touchdowns while rushing for a team-leading 990 yards and 18 touchdowns. He’s one of the best running quarterbacks across the state in the 2028 class and could be in store for an even bigger junior season in 2026.

A dynamic dual-threat quarterback in South Georgia who is showing impressive arm talent this year, Miller brings plenty of size and can be a major weapon with his legs at 6-foot-2 180-pounds. He runs like a deer and can punish defenders who don’t use proper tackling technique. As a passer, Miller has thrown for just over 1,000 yards and 13 touchdowns through his first eight games. On the ground, the promising sophomore has run for just under 500 yards with 10 more touchdowns on the ground. More importantly, he has his Clinch County team undefeated with hopes of ending the 2025 season with a state championship. If he continues to improve over the next several weeks, that goal would be well within reach.